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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14
Unearthinr screened roys.

Every evening at dusk from 500 to l 900
children collect on Broadway, in front of the
ruins Of P. ]. Keary g. Bros toy house at
34S, two doors above Worth street. The
building was burned on July q Workmen
are digging out the debris, and the children
gather there TO secure the treasures Of young
life Horns, whistles, and all sorts Of toys
are turned up by the workmen. The children
loot the horns. make life weary to the passers
by with hundreds Of whistles, and it Is along
toward midnight before they scamper on to
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

THAT agitator of the dim distant past,
Dennis Kearney, has gone TO New York
to throw himself into the breach for
Henry George. Dennis has doubtless
been having poor picking on the Pacific
Coast lately. The sand lots, the scene
of his former exploits, have been utilized
by the real estate boomer for ''fine resi-
dence Sites" and Kearney win 60 to
New York, where the ''jaw smiths" are
having a great picnic this fall.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14
NUMBER IL
A DISPATCH says:

John P. Glow, of Duluth, and Peter j.
Nolan, of Cincinnati, have signed an
agreement to fight in Minneapolis Jan
uary 4, 1888, twelve rounds, winner to
take seventy per cent. of the gate re-
ceipts and the loser thirty per cent.
These fellows tried to fight it out at
Cincinnati the other day, but the "mill'
was broken up by the police, and the
participants arrested. Minneapolis owes
it TO her good name to follow the exam
pie set by the 0hioans.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

AN Ohio school mann resorted to a
novel method for reproving pupil who
persisted in lying. 1t was nothing less
than cleansing the chiId's mouth with
soap and water. The teacher has re-
Gently been tried on the charge of Grim.
inal assault, but the jury found that the
cleansing operation was not a punish
able offense.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

THE female who gave the testimony
against ex-Warden Reeds morality al
the prison investigation, is now out Of
Jail and tells the story that her former
statements were extracted from her by
threats by Warden Stordock. This
phase of affairs clearly proves the fallacy
of accepting convict testimony against
reputable officers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

The Inter Ocean calls George Francis
Train the modern "Mr. Dick" but
thinks him more dangerous. 1t even
advises that his attempt to lecture in
Chicago in behalf of the condemned an
archists be prevented. Such cranks as
Train no doubt are dangerous when
their hearers are only waiting for an ex-
cuse for violence.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

DULUTH newspapers do their level
best to keep up the real estate boom at
that point. Column after column of in
terviews with the dealers who all assert
that "the market is braeing up, are pub
lished, but the column of actual transfers
is unsatisfactory brief.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az tha Cbicaoo

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Chicago Inter-
Ocean writesa letter which shows very
conclusively that the United States has
power to expel from her borders such
foul outlaws and dangerous characters
as Johann Most. One thing is certain il
there isn't already precedent for deal
ing thusly with such fellows as Most,
now would be good time TO establish
one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

TINS is the next to the last week ofthe
Minneapolis Exposition. It has been
one of the greatest shows ever got to-
gether in this country, and the season
has been so successful as to leave no
doubt of its continuance az 3 permanent
Minneapolis institution.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

JAY GOULD is now chief ruler of the
telegraph systems of the country. His
only considerable and stubborn rival,
the Baltimore & Ohio, has at last sue
cumbed and Gould now rules the tele-
graph roost.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

THE Chicago military encampment has
closed. 1t was not as great an affair as
expected, owing to the non-attendance
of many companies who had previously
signIfied their intention of attending
The Second Regiment battalion had q
good time, and received many honors
and compliments.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

MARY ANDERSON is going to break
away from the English snobbery long
enough to play a season in America
AS likely as not Mary finds her funds
running low and will come over and
stay until her pockets are well filled
once more.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

in the carriage, and no doubt often pom
ders on what fools we mortals be" as
he sees the Singing mass Of humanity,
swaying. swinging, jammed and crushed
together, just to get q peep at bis home
Iy phiz.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

ONE thing the people of the country
viii need to give thanks for this fall is
the departure of John L. Sullivan for
Europe, together with lot of other
smaller lights of the slugging world.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

THE Minneapolis Ne.cs departed this
life Saturday, October Sth. The good
will, subscription lists and pretty much
everything else, except its debts, were
purchased by the Star company.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

NlSSION LODGE.
VI No. 69, l. o. G. T. meets every Friday
evening, In their Hall. 46m6
D. 5. WEYMOUTH, W. C. r.
& p. Cook W. SEC.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

RAPrISTCHURCH.- W. W. Whitney
- Pastor. Services every sabbath at
1000 q. N. and 1880 p N. Young peoples
Meeting at 7:OO D. M. Sabbath school at 1880
u. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
at 80 p. IN. Covenant meeting on Thursday
evening before the first Sabbath in each
month.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

OUR SAVIOR'S EVANGELICAL LUTH-
~ ERAN CHURCH, corner Pleasant and
Carroll Str. Morning services begin at f0:3O:
evening services at so. Sunday school meets
AT ; p. IN. REV. A. G. Il. OvvRRN, Pastor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-10-14

WELSH CALVANISTIC METHODIST
w church. Located on State ST Services
very sunday 10 u. M, :. p. IN, Z p. III. A cord
Ial invitation extended TO ALL
REV j. L. JONES, Pastor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11
WHALES IN THE BAY.
TaK RosxL sIaH1 sEBs aEAh MILTON
POINT YESTERDAY.


Msior d. O. STAN, Of Tacoma. came
from that thriving town TO Seattle yes
IordAy morning on the steamer Emma
Hayward. When the steamer rounded
Alki Point q great eommosion vas OBJ
served In The water elosa In shore 20
Milton Point, and Il didn't take On old
asa dog like Major STAN more than sen
seconds 70 make 10 bis mind 10 shouts
"whslesF'
"WheFef', yelled bald-hsaded i'm
nigFant Who had !ust come up from
tha main deck.
s'And there'sa whole school Of them.
sso,s continued Major Siam, ignoring
he bald BEADED tenderfoof.
In the moantime segaeious reports
slate that there we're somewhere near
thirty whales SWIMMING and blowing al
4 great rate and apparently without
making en- effort 10 90 10 any particular
direction. WhetheE Mayor Stamis eyes
sre foeased q harmony With The tradi-
tons Of bis town, 90 that he sees thines
bic, or Whistler the monsters Of the
deer really we're Of enornaoue growth,
certain Il e that 3 report vas cnnhrmec
~ him 70 the elect that the whales va
ried IN le0esh from twenty 20 forty i've
fest. uand some Of them Uinht have
been longer than that, be said.
Waite u IL not sight Of frequent o.
curFenee 10 zee large schools Of whales
10 the sound, Il ID 9 rare thing 10 hear OF
such large fellows ventufinz % far in-
land, The size usually seen Eesch about
aitsen feet In length. 0ne psonliar fact
connected With the appearance Of
whales In thia part q the sound ID thai
schools aim1st invariably conhne their
demonstgations 10 the piacs where
Mayer STAN saw them yesterday morn
tHa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

The assessment roll sg the coanty. az
ter going Through 9 SERIES Of remarks
BILE gyrasions and handspEines subse-
qusnt 20 the time when Il rolled. fear
faIIy and wondeEfuIIy made, fresh from
the hands Of al assessor whose COM
prehensions Of values vas simply phs-
nomenal, was laid before the County
Cou1Eai1zloucEg yesterday and waa by
them egdeFed turned over to the County
Treasurer for collection. Il viii be re-
membered the total valuation original
- reported By the assessor Of remaFkA-
bic perceptions, by the aid If twenty
three assistants, WAS S1b.6a3. 02l. ThiE
Gas distributed a. follows: 81, "a, 236
real property, and e4,608. 76o personal
property. This vas before the people
sent 90 howl both loud and long. AZ
long as the howl continued the total
valuation vas cut down gradually until
the legal time for bowling bad ceased,
when By Q master stroke, the then
Topped OF total vas shaved down one
fourth its eixe at one g~oop. The valu-
atlon then stood a. i q nov turned
is.
TIE total tax millaee on property out
side OF the City Of Seattle 10 twenty
mllls. and within the city, seventeen
and one half mills. The total fund
arising from Abe tan levy viii amount
10 e9S4, I21e0. This Is distElbated %
fellows county, eiaht mills, 999, 24S.62;
sehool, Ave mills, 90, 027 Is; teFritoFt.
FL, two and one-half mills, 93l .0iS.68
road property. two and one-half mills,
go, kae 81; road and bridge, two mills.
&2l ga "a; special school sax. dlstEieta
. and 30, es95 Al; county poll tax, S26l4;
road COIL, e408e.
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Jarnsyss ~ SArnayes. nocpsdlua :.
Disksus. uas enc q ths nsss ceiehrnls1
casss h IT. ss1rk q ehansssS sd -
nnEs 80 f1miliaE % Al snscessipl
shanselsorA Jeseph 5AnaeA uko pro
nsunesH ~ NAME IL & vEy 1Enilzl
mnnnax. las mada kia nnnaa e fnmziiar
g - saunaanius oGaels q ths hw q
141filA he he1 Ee1efnil9 ua11ze4 q
teEday BE did nc1 dI1pI8g hfa n4uA|
elagsrue1a. Lvl1g pext e0eE = hin %
3aeksn1 stE1et u q hard wnxkinR mzH
hltie aiIlz. Jendos, Who 8 "a nshsEman,
as!ie1fs b m1king trouhis wiEA ~
Egiahhcfa ard his driven aon1 q fhsm
from he atreet, Yesterday ke wag ztnz.
ina iaWd SONGS. u which Be ealle1 Ma
Lewis oppgobxiou8 Nance, ana ca heE
Fsmonatratina with bin he and Is wife
eommltted . nerlQR1 Asaz1il On hsHs ene-
tina hsE had ssrtfaly with sh0sel and
bEniaiag hes On oshat pikss q haR body.
10 prevent any pr1sae1tipn ftem MKa
Enuls he h9d Der RRrenAHd uu1zx 3 city
0sdlnanea for i0Es4kinR cans Of alzsa
and lAst evening che waa hlDnRAs before
Justfe1 6odsFbaFR. City Aftosney GiE-
unAn and Assistants PFusHenfing Atfoxnay
Piles we're present g the hcaRine and
they, afieK ii1teninR % The statenens %
Mra. LewiA vent ous 70 tad s0ene %
tie nelRhborB. These neiahhQEs np-
pesFed 10 the ocuRi q llttis lster on and
gave evidences 70 show that TIE e1s1e.
meni of Ms. 1aRia vas correct Ia
ease aQainsl Ma. Iania wna dismissed
and TIE bearing Of she case sa4insl
Jandos vas continued until this nom
lag, the defendant being admtsteA 10
bail "a $500. The costs IN the cass
against MEh Lewis were taxad against
Jandoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.


Chief Justice Jones yesterday morn
Ing announced 70 the petit juEymen
that all The easea which had bean sst
for trial for the day had been settled or
compromised. JsdRs Jones' intimated
that this result wEs proof Of the power
ful Innusnee Of petit jurymen In the
administration Of justice. A number
Of legal arguments were then heard.
-Four cases were Axed foR tury trial to-
day.
fhe arand iury reported q tsua bill
aaAinsb ThomMa Reddinglon and Pat
riok 0nllaRer, charging them with
murder ia she nrat degree In connection
with tho killing Of Patrick HalloEen.
In the case 81 AFthuK Matthess,
charged with selling liquor 70 Indians,
mot q true bilr' was found.
william simpson pleaded guilty %
emuaelinR thirty tins Of unstampec
/ opium. and be wAg nentenced 20 seven
l months 81 Mcneil Island.
J. II. solvay pleaded guilty 10 giving
Whiaky 10 Indians and vas aentsnesd
| 10 three months ~ Mcneil Island and 20
pey . fns 81 so.
chun Lang pleaded not guilty TO the
charge Of aiding four Ohiness laborefa
10 enter The Uniied states from British
Columbia.
A motion 10 The case Of John No
GYM, administrator Of the Kennedy
asAte, near IaeonneF, against W. p.
Iacklin and others, for . Judgment for
e221O, was denisd. and Jaeklin, 90 pay
| men Of SEQ into court within ten days,
l for costs, will be permitted 20 Ole ans
| wefs 70 certain iuteFrogatoFieE.
s. Baxter against II. I. Wiikinson-
| iudemsnt vas entered against the de-
fendants for $50 10 default Of eppsar-
anoa.
Tatam 4 Bouen against T. I. Kemp
stsr-- The ooGFt ordered that the shSfift
mseht open tho safe Of kempstef bFee.,
and take out certain documents.
Nv. Taylor against Matt BtannAeen
--oaAs dismissed.
wald a Campbell against I. i. Min
or aud A. L. Miua-OFdefed TO Fn-ln-
state the case made, and thst the action
/ b. dismissed a. 10 +. 7. Minor.
Unieed States against ] Mckuan--
Default entered.
d. n. Gilman sQAinai w. W. Wetks--
Order made confirming sale Of real e.
tate.
Z ne King gas appointed Chinese
interpreter for the coQrt.
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ovxRIlyD PzssEEeERs.

u.-on a ske NcFtbesl Rae1nc
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s inlllf Z. ... - ca Ne 0Fsgcn eAoEi
<s..-sSeg: J 3 sights 4 = 49,
- fsTrsncs. Winnis sae1f 49,, = Y Z
" Jscks1ns sEsa 49, s,x7.ss, e
ssss MIm Lanra HunssE $40 = IN
s.gIss. = .r.ssora On ne Oregon & Cal.
~. s5s.~r@daT. b J Mete1keIs Y
49,. a \ JGhnsen. Jehn CoeMfll. Ia
-. ! & Dsyi1sgns ~ W netrs,
= 49,. III 8 Erie1nans Retef kl4E-
~ ~ Th0mDson. W ka5npsf. Sen7 2
~. O 8 Jaoooeeny = y $3.50 6
- RR Aussr and vile. keea 2
-, - Il Immigrants
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

Tina Laanrs Thar wEnn NOT.-"rhs
,aRslne On Of she electric lights In ths
etEeuls eani Of Third street appears 20
Ia pufels : matter OF convenience on
ne paft OF che company said o gen
aaman. yasEsrday. Last might there
wasn't . light turned on along that cir
eaii. Il h rare evening when the
Hehle an turned on At "a hour reason
eialg early. Thia IL simply an ordinary
basinsss matter. The company con-
traoisd 10 furnish q light and ehe obi
aatiou Of The city 10 pay for the liRht
tests npon the performance OF thia con
tract. II The couapauy neziects 70 com
ely with The contract, the city can re-
sender ths fact when the company
eanls some money. There are csouRh
fassnesa naon 10 ihe oouneli 20 compfe
Ind what TIE eity's rights are and
lksy viii sea thas iastice u done. Ihsre
heBoueh kicking going on among ne
peopls % result 10 some formal action
asd likely tbs oouncil viii be asked g
Investigate some Of the eompiaintl
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kenFvAE % rms QgIcEeTnP.-ihe
sshoonss QaIekstep. Captain =. Z. FAC
Olson, saIllna 10 ohas. II. Wsil's line Of
aaas,srs. arrived here LAST evening with
a lonn al general meFchandlsa. She
tnlled frora San Francisco on OoiobeF
$50, ana made the run 10 tha oape IN
nina days. There she experienced FOG
aad head Winds and beat around for
Twelve days before she got 9 favorable
hfesss b carry her up 20 Poft Town.
end. The captain cav the " fated
Duehess Of Argyle dEift en- the r0ok
hcand coast Of Vancouver Island, and
% ashore. There we're twelve other
psssela drifting arnund on the cApe
Waiting for tueE. from Town4and she
waa towed 10 SEATTLE BY the Rainier.
Altar oisohAsRina here she viii 80 over
2 Pert Madison 10 load lumbef for San
Nfancseeo.
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Lei thai cold u yoars Enn on. Yea
think il Il q nQhs thing. Bat Il may
ran into eMtaFrh. o. into p1eanonia.
or eonsamr4Soa.
Oaaaxrh q diaQnatinR. Pneumonia is
eAneero1a. Osnsumption u death itself.
kepa healthy and clear Of al obstruc-
tiaas and offensive matter. Otherwise
thafe Il tFuuhie ahead.
Al the diseases Of these paris, bead.
nsse, throat; bronchial tubes AID luueA
can b dsiiRhtfaily and entireiy enred
b. tns as Of Bosohee's German syrur,
II yea dsnt know this alFeady thoos
auts and tkoassada Of people can EEL
yaa. They have beeu cured By e, and
s'knov hoR 3 h. themssiSes.~ Bottll
aaly IS centst Ask any drugalss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

A Sx1lous OaE1aR.-spsnesf emlth
and Charles MeFarlAnd. lozRsrs fron
snohOmish county, VsEe IN toSn yss-
tsrday and in their hunt aftss exsi1e-
pent sailed q tie Standard. Wh1le
there 3 roo took plaes u ths euagss q
which q Il allsae1 thst SpsHesF saith
ia the rim Of The left ear elean 81 81
Foard from 4 haFtandeF pamsd 0eerRs
l,awson. Smith and NefaEiana wess
beta aFFsslsd and last night Snish pui
40 $50 cash bad fer he ovn appeaF-
ans % answer , ohR<Ra 81 mayhem
ard go foT The appsAEance 81 MeNsl.
ard ss ansWeK q charge q assanle eno
battery. TIA cases VIII be hsasd -
,, o. Ibis aftsfDson.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

BON BURGLARY. - Yesterday fore
neon Mrs. Wilder, Who lives well out
on Madison street, came into town 10
do some SHOPPING. and did not return
hone until about o'clock ID the even
ina. when she left bone she locked
the house carefully, and 70 Der sufpgies
on arriving home she found the doors
standing open. IL seems that burglars
gained entEanoa into the house with =
key. and after once gaetipg inside they
forced the paFicT door, and 40 Stairs
tkey breka down two bedroom dccsR
Everything About the place waA Eiaecs
trunks broken open. bureau drawers
pulled ont and theiF contents seattsEed
about, and everything left % the great.
est confusion, CunsidsgAbte property
vas aaEried %. bal last how mush car
not be assegtained a1tH the house. 10
stFaiRhtsned %.
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~. nasisg Apesg e - 0r&psnsa'
~ - ktsil1n1 - mtEnina
0ap1ain Chn.sss q. gIanear cnnss 3,
saaEi11 - - AnEuaa1s lnal sssnina.
W. xleEnezs araee enu1Fzcscr. lst
- V.slerta g tAa O.Empian x1nHedsl
E1fninRs
ynass gu1nph Knkn. a PERI Town
80 azzissd % tne 0,yDrinn yozlss.
0apezin 1alnso q. Woalnzy rsssivsd !
1saeEF1za ffon 81 wits. who b q New
Eosk. s148lsR th1a zhs had 5lnrfs1 foI
AeR koeae II Ge4llin
O T. KeETy. e Tausznn. uns passsn.
- b fAe U5yUpizn from Nic1nlia yeB-
teE1ag. He u4s ~ his ua4 - he CIR
e DesllzEs aEtsE . shozt ahs1noa.
5anes b Bilss ana wife. % Thnrsion
eonnays haEs been sponding 11nns tina
yisik1ng friends IN Bcattia n1d Posi
Gembls- 1hsy VII seturn 10 Olympia
toAAy.
Ia. q. q. Hoze. rspnssanfina Hsohsr
and 0umpsny the Aekex KmQli1h Reuna-
d. GEm was ID tie city roslnr9av. Mr.,
HaRe h q munh tEns1llod man. and. In
tbs eeurse az q sonBen, xisifn points a.
widelE separated ns Pads end Hsatfls.
Ha usunily makes rip % he ranii1c
ecasa snoe . year. Hal6f1 thu meEnlnk
k0K Eieanxia.
q 8. 0aEdnss, Unitsd Staaas Kndtan
Agent; ". II. TmIb0ti. g. ". Rowland,
Rsnalstcns J. w. Brown. Lyman. w.
T.; 3. b. DEsw, Bogfon; B. 8. Wkilnsy
and wife. p. J. Boak, Seahoek; 8. y.
Vanxsnt, 3. A. Jenkins, Whsiosm;
MEa. watkins and thres dauRhleEa, Ma.
naimo. B. O.; Ms. @. Hicks, Tnooma;
Hiss O. williams, Portland; J. r.
Black, San EEanclsec; 8. i. RnhaL Chi
caeu; y. q. Goldman, San EBanelaso; J..
4. Kahn. Pen Townsend, O. BiEooln.
FieleFia; ]. @. wilson, EnoQualmis; Z.
8. Alexander. Chicago; Il. 6linman. 81.
Laoi4 Me.; B. O. Hin. Port Townsend
O. B. Hardy, VisfoFia; J. y. 6lahn,
Chicago; @. O. Harsioo1l, Olympia; 8.
Deidim, Boston; Il. LARK, p. Hanson,
4. ). Low, 7. J. Smith, Chicago; D.
Mnsphy, Tacoma; Thomas MADDEN,
Londonderry. Ireland, are Is Tie Oosi-
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azxx Emns : w1znns enkxn.
tssm ysanx izay US arrsssa fr1n.
lsc1ssgllis - nieht - lsnrn ~ par
ils1lar e tAs dEsunfnn e Fssd Nunnn.
e rs elsy. zhs siory - rsl.soa 81
~ youna ia1g was abaul e follosa.
I go ea koaa1 - sarssylnn
ee1oqzsx 1nkc1. guest q OAp1nIn
80 - kE1.E ttiz nloEnina -
<.azted ttsn Holmes harbus to 50 %
lo1peEills- A1 thefa va no uind ~
$3.50 - use1 b tou tbe 1eheoneE.
W1e1 abez1 half Hsg 70 coapeEllls 9
1tsz1s fFrazH NJ. cur sails wgHs ~
e1a senn ue usss going as faef e. tie
.SAn11- ~ TIE wiad innren1e1, Capt.
rFsfs azn9 oct "a Mk. Frsd Nunan, en-
elnesl e. lha l1nneh, Il RnoM Ne yin
14Ha g Is - e yo1, a. ~ VIII Be toe
lne - lennea pretty son. nAil
llan. said MF. Nunans sslsf 70 the
.sne.. 1hs line vas casl % and fhs
swuHa nouMp AND oAraEzxD.
Mk. Eunau eonId nut smins, bus Dc
nnn9 en- . tke launch for few zee.
anoss wANm the li1s1n atNmmaHF ana heg
brave emNfnasx sank henealh the wave3
0nE small boat was ioweTed % aDun as
possible ard sent back b ins panes
WARE kha launch vent down. Az soon
Aa TIE sehocnef could be TUNED round
aae also fsfurned aud Femalnsd "a that
lmmndlate vicinity for IN hour o.
but nothizR could be seen "a anything
eouneeted With ahe engineer or ihs
laaneh. Ne then pFoeseded % Ooaps-
viiles and ] took Tie etezmsE for esatile.
EzemKHa szxD HUHAN
Wss sleady, industrIoes vouua nan,
aRee = years. AID has resided With bis
parents 10 Seattle for long tine. BE
formerly worked II Chas. McDonald's
blaoksnith shop. and afterwards ssrRsd
an apprenticeship 81 the maohinists
trade IL thn shops Of she Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company, Of
9hish hf. Campbeil is superintendent.
Being 6 eompslsns enaEnesE be uas civ
en sil1aiien on the eogeFnment steam
launehs operating II connection with
ths a1hooner Yukon, In the coast ana
Ee0cetie survey.